Libera Dreams

Thunderhawk261 wrote:Is that Sam Coates standing by the camera (Callum behind the camera) and who walks from left to right around 0:52? Tom is the one sitting in the chair who stands up and walks off to the right. Who is the boy sweeping up in street clothes on the right between 0:47 and 0:56? James Threadgill perhaps, or one of the other recent former members?

Tom is the one who walks from the camera to the right. If you look closely you'll see he's wearing the strips long sleeves shirt. Is it really James T who's sweeping the floor? I think that boy is a bit thinner and shorter.

erm.. can anybody who attended recent concerts confirm, which one's Dylan/Barney?

fan_de_LoK wrote:

Grunthex wrote:I've never seen them live, but in the past, he always seemed reserved and almost ... bored?

Well, if you have never see them, about what are you talking ?

On my side I saw Freddie on stage 14 times in two years. Let me tell you that you are completely wrong.

That came out wrong, obviously. I meant in other videos. I hadn't seen any others where he seemed to be having so much fun, and be so into it. I certainly didn't mean any disrespect to the boy.

paopao wrote:erm.. can anybody who attended recent concerts confirm, which one's Dylan/Barney?

You should read the french forum more often

This have been solved this week-end,

thanks FDL! i'm just a little lost in translation

Edit: i checked the french forum and wow, found a picture of a bunch of new Libera boys

Nice video, although I'm not so crazy about it. Still, superb music!

I wonder if this version will ever see the light of day...

Its the offical video for Eternal Light so i would hope so .

dani wrote:Its the offical video for Eternal Light so i would hope so .

Is it indicated anywhere when they'll release it? I'd love to see it.

carina_gino20 wrote:

dani wrote:Its the offical video for Eternal Light so i would hope so .

Is it indicated anywhere when they'll release it? I'd love to see it.

No there has been no clue. I only know its Eternal Light due to the fact somebody was surprised it was not on the album as the video for it had been filmed.

dani wrote:

carina_gino20 wrote:

dani wrote:Its the offical video for Eternal Light so i would hope so .

Is it indicated anywhere when they'll release it? I'd love to see it.

No there has been no clue. I only know its Eternal Light due to the fact somebody was surprised it was not on the album as the video for it had been filmed.

Also just wondering about that time. Remembrance day and concerts for this year have passed, DVD is also out (at least in some places), SOP we just saw too. Hopefully it still will be released one day
And Silent Night video (of Leiden concert) is not released (I mean as of HQ) as well Hope it could appear, too

Murkskis wrote:

dani wrote:

carina_gino20 wrote:
Is it indicated anywhere when they'll release it? I'd love to see it.

No there has been no clue. I only know its Eternal Light due to the fact somebody was surprised it was not on the album as the video for it had been filmed.

Also just wondering about that time. Remembrance day and concerts for this year have passed, DVD is also out (at least in some places), SOP we just saw too. Hopefully it still will be released one day
And Silent Night video (of Leiden concert) is not released (I mean as of HQ) as well Hope it could appear, too

Maybe they'll release it as a Christmas present to all of us!

Lexi wrote: Maybe they'll release it as a Christmas present to all of us!

Oh, I would love it


My apologies for the extra long post again ...

BTW. Do any of you remember the ballet scene in the video ?
I made a little resarch('just for fun' as I like to find out all the sources sometimes) on 'The Red Shoes' for the possible origins (along British film producer J Arthur Rank, of course it's just my personal interpretation of the source )
"The Red Shoes" (Danish: De røde sko) is a fairy tale by Danish poet and author Hans Christian Andersen first published by C.A. Reitzel in Copenhagen 7 April 1845 in New Fairy Tales.

And is this the ultimate origin of The Red Shoes? (in my opinion it is )
Quoting: ''Background
Andersen explained the origins of the story in an incident he witnessed as a small child. By his report, his father was sent a piece of red silk by a rich lady customer, to make a pair of dancing slippers for her daughter. Using red leather along with the silk, he worked very carefully on the shoes, only to have the rich lady tell him they were trash. She said he had done nothing but spoil her silk. "In that case," he said, "I may as well spoil my leather too," and he cut up the shoes in front of her''
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Red_Shoes_(fairy_tale)

Finally I decided to include reference to the film as well:
''The Red Shoes is a 1948 British feature film about ballet. The film tells the story of a young ballerina who joins an established ballet company and becomes the lead dancer in a new ballet called "The Red Shoes", based on the fairy tale. Her desire to dance conflicts with her need for love and a traditional life as a wife and mother, ultimately leading to her suicide.''

Any comments?

To me, Stefan and Freddie especially stand out in this video. In the beginning when Stefan is singing, he looks so happy and really into the music--much more so than usual. He normally seems a bit more reserved, but this time his expression was so special, like he really loved the song; he seemed to cherish the words. Freddie also seemed quite animated and like he really loved the song too.

plumpuff6 wrote:To me, Stefan and Freddie especially stand out in this video. In the beginning when Stefan is singing, he looks so happy and really into the music--much more so than usual. He normally seems a bit more reserved, but this time his expression was so special, like he really loved the song; he seemed to cherish the words. Freddie also seemed quite animated and like he really loved the song too.

Too me Stefan looked more bashful and shy. Thats why he was blushing. He is clearly not totally comfortable in front of the camera and hence the bashfulness to me. It comes across very well but he is no Tom who loves to be seen.


I also find it so interesting that we on here we can all watch something and have different views on things

I forgot to add that I think Ralph's supporting role in this song is similar to Chris Robson's performance with Ben Crawley in "Twilight". Ralph did quite well here. He and Stefan sound great together.